The successful results pave the way for a future mission that could detect low-frequency gravity waves
Experts weigh in on what the detection of other life forms might mean to the human race
A new telescope built from water tanks might help answer some of the biggest questions in astronomy
The MIT graduate speaks to how he ended up studying the stars for the Catholic Church
Planetary-wide dust storms on Mars, lasting for months, may be linked to the motion of the Red Planet around the solar system.
You asked, we answered
Engineers have yet to find ways to protect astronauts from cosmic rays and solar radiation
The author tackles where the human brain and astronomy intersect
In the festival's final day, speakers turn to the cosmos and our place within it
Speakers at <em>Smithsonian</em> magazine's "Future is Here" festival said be patient, persistent, but never, ever pessimistic
Researchers at Arizona State University may be paving the way for consumer satellite flight
This artifact in the Air and Space Museum collections boldly returns to public view
NASA's innovative deputy administrator Dava Newman explains just how close we are to sending astronauts far, far away
A cautionary tale about the android who just wasn't suited for the task at hand
Just a sampling of what we can learn from those who have been to space
Tumbling rocks may have lit up Comet Hartley 2, allowing its discovery in 1986
Astronomers are arguing about whether they can trust this untested—and potentially untestable—idea
The science fiction writer also talks about the future of space travel
Thanks to a new book, these female pioneers who helped the U.S. win the space race are finally getting their due
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